1. karine

    Madagascar In Style [Part 1]

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    It is often said that Africa gets under people’s skin. Madagascar is as intoxicating a country as many safari destinations and offers a great cocktail of endemic wildlife, picture postcard beaches & islands all mixed with fascinating and quirky ancient culture.  Few destinations can tick all these boxes on a traveller’s list. Although...
  2. Lucy

    Peru: A Shamanic Journey

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    About 17 years ago, I traveled to Peru for the first time. It was a dark time in my life, and as I searched for guidance and inspiration, one of my dearest friends suggested that a life-altering journey through Peru and Bolivia might just be what the doctor ordered. “Ok.”...
  3. jules

    Tanzanian Safari: A Family’s View

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    World Odyssey Travel Specialist, Jules Flory, set off on a family safari to Tanzania and here is her account of the trip & some of the amazing experiences the family encountered along the way… In August 2012 the five Florys set off on a family safari to East Africa. Our two...
  4. Katie

    Six Star Luxury in Oman: Muscat & Wahiba Sands

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    Oman seems to be one of those countries that people tend to go to for guaranteed sunshine and a little souvenir shopping, with the added bonus of being reached in less than 7 hours by plane. I visited Oman not quite sure what to expect and found that there is...
  5. Lucy

    Travel Photography Competition

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    How It Works World Odyssey have launched a travel photography competition – no matter if you’re an amateur or professional, you can enter your photographs for a chance to win £500 worth of World Odyssey travel vouchers. Whether you have artistic safari landscapes or fun family photos – we want...
  6. Liesl

    A Trip to Tanzania: Chimp trekking [Day 8]

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    This morning we are going chimp trekking – we’re up early, have had a hearty breakfast and are waiting to hear if the trackers have managed to locate the chimps yet. Food is scarce at this time of year and the large M group has broken into smaller units and...